far right, a f. b party hope to win a surprise victory over the annual max. conservative in the final major test before september the general election. but exit poll put the chancellor policy comfortably ahead in the regional vote. and voting has now ended. so let s look at the projected results based on exit polls taken throughout the day. we have an american conservatives, the c d. u at 36 percent. the a f d the far right a f d at $22.00 and a half percent. the socialist left party at 11 percent central left s p d at 8.5 percent. the environmentalist greens at 6.5 percent and the business friendly f t p at 6.5 percent. and talk about the significance of these results. i m joined by the w political correspondent hands from here in the studio. and d, w. s chief political editor, me here chris matthew joined us from the book, the capital of saxony. i m how and mikayla i am going to start with you. if i may angle america, c, d, u has emerged from this election well ahead of b.
manager corey lewandowski was .sked about the interactions on judiciary will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to call recesses at any time. we welcome everyone to today s hearing on presidential obstruction of presidential obstruction of justice and abuse of power. before we begin i remind our committee members that we should refrain from making inappropriate personal references to protected parties, namely the president, vice president, members of the senate, members of the house. this would include accusations of dishonesty, criminality, treason, or other unethical or imoper motives. the critical issues we are addressing today which go to the very core of our constitutional democracy, understandably bring out strong passions in us as they do in the american people. i hope that in what should but i hope that in what should be a spirited discussion of these issues today we ll stay focused on the issues and take care of to the keep our comments fro
democrats want to ignore all of the real evidence of russian interference and hold this fake im because it happened impeachment because it happened under a different president s watch. this all happened under president obama s watch, isn t that correct? mr. lewandowski: yes, sir. mr. chabot: and it was the obama administration that failed to protect us from the russian interference and influence in our election, isn t that also true? mr. lewandowski: yes. mr. chabot: president trump wasn t president. he wasn t the one that failed to protect the country. if anybody failed, it was the obama administration. is that right? mr. lewandowski: yes, it is. mr. chabot: i ve said it before and i ll say it again. we re wasting valuable committee time engaging in this impeachment investigation. the fact of the matter is one thing this committee could be doing is to question inspector general horowitz concerning the bias against the president at the origins of the russian investigation.
let me call the committee of natural resources to order. the committee today is meeting to hear testimony on the impacts of climate change. and the need for congress and the administration to act. under the committee rule 4f. any oral opening statements at hearings are limited to the chairmen and the ranking minority member. therefore, i ask unanimous consent that all other member s opening statements be made part of the hearing record submitted to the clerk by 5:00 p.m. today. hearing no objections, so ordered. welcome, everyone to the first hearing of the 116th congress for the natural resources committee. and thank you to our witnesses for appearing before us as we begin to tackle one of the most urgent and pressing challenges of our time. the majority of americans consider meaningful action on climate change to be a moral and economic imperative. and they re absolutely right. and they have friends on this committee, including myself. and other colleagues who are here to w
the committee today is meeting to hear testimony on the impacts of climate change. and the need for congress and the administration to act. under the committee rule 4f. any oral opening statements at hearings are limited to the chairmen and the ranking minority member. therefore, i ask unanimous consent that all other member s opening statements be made part of the hearing record submitted to the clerk by 5:00 p.m. today. hearing no objections, so ordered. welcome, everyone to the first hearing of the 116th congress for the natural resources committee. and thank you to our witnesses for appearing before us as we begin to tackle one of the most urgent and pressing challenges of our time. the majority of americans consider meaningful action on climate change to be a moral and economic imperative. and they re absolutely right. and they have friends on this committee, including myself. and other colleagues who are here to work on solutions. climate change is real. the emissions w